As a continuation of the popular DC/DC and AC/DC Knowledge Books already published, the so-called user is any person involved in the design or application of power converters, although the content has relevance to electromagnetic compatibility in electronics in general.
Written in a conversational style and easily accessible to experts in the field, this comprehensive book begins with the fundamentals of electric and magnetic fields and how they originate and propagate from the volts and amperes of practical circuits. It then covers the analysis and modeling of components that affect EMC, transmission lines, coupling effects, and noise reduction techniques. Practical considerations regarding printed circuit board layout and filter design are addressed, and a section is devoted to EMC standards and their applicability, levels, and classes. The important topic of power factor correction is covered in its own chapter, and the book concludes with a helpful guide to measurement techniques and equipment. An extensive glossary of terms provides a useful reference for readers.
RECOM's Director of Innovation, Steve Roberts, MSc., comments: "Our DC/DC and AC/DC Knowledge Books have proven very popular. Now, covering EMC, our latest publication in the series provides a valuable reference source for our customers and the power converter designer and user community."
